Wow, so many plot flaws...

Rating: 4/10 (15 May 2020)

Spoiler alert: in order to give an accurate review of this movie, there will be spoilers. The film starts off with a great idea. It is mysterious and keeps the viewer glued to the screen, wanting to know more. People living in a futuristic environment seem content and completely at peace with each other and their environment. They're all keen on winning the 'lotto' to go to a picturesque island. They are happy to be safe, considering the world has been destroyed and the outside world is a no-go zone. Or so they thought.
It is then revealed the lotto winners are actually harvested for their organs, and the island was simply an excuse for explaining why they never return. Fair enough. Still very interesting so far. Then comes another twist: these people are clones. They are the brainchild of a brilliant doctor who came up with the idea of making clones, so humans can have organs - identical to their own - at their disposal. Like an insurance policy. Still, a very good premise.
Then, however, these clones want a life of their own, and escape. Now, these clones are considered the protagonists, and the brilliant doctors and scientists suddenly become antagonists, as does the humans who invest in their own clones. Ok, now it becomes preposterous. All of a sudden the clones are the heroes and we're supposed to root for them. Why?? They are what they're intended to be, and they're not humans in the true sense of the word!!
The action sequences are incredible, and the film is fast-paced. But that's about as much as I enjoyed here. So, in the end, it's supposed to be a happy ending when the clones break free from their 'captive' environment. Ok, so now what? What are they supposed to do? What is to become of them? And this is the happy ending?? Oh, boy...
Would I watch it again? No.